A freelance Company based in the Netherlands and the official International Business and Academic Developer of partner Schools: CAST Alimenti in Italy INTRECCI Academy in Italy GASMA in Spain & HTMi in Switzerland At MBC, we believe that education is not just a means to an end, but a lifelong journey that requires dedication, hard work, and a thirst for knowledge. By mentoring our selected students and candidates, we strive to provide them with the necessary guidance and support to enroll in prestigious international academic partner institutions in Italy, Spain, and Switzerland. Through our professional vocational learning process, our students and candidates receive comprehensive training in various arenas, including business, science, technology, and the arts. We believe that this well-rounded hospitality education prepares them to excel in their chosen fields and unlocks numerous opportunities for a self-sustainable and fulfilling life. At the heart of our mission is a commitment to quality higher education for the skilled profession. We understand that success in today's fast-paced world requires not only academic knowledge but also practical expertise, real-world experience, and endless passion. Our programs are designed to provide our students and candidates with a rigorous and challenging curriculum that prepares them for the demands of the modern workplace. Whether you are a recent graduate seeking to further your education, a mid-career professional looking to upskill, or an individual seeking to switch careers, we are here to help you achieve your goals. With our personalized mentorship and world-class education, we believe that anything is possible.

MBC serves as the primary counselor for international students interested in pursuing professional vocational training at international academic partner institutions located in Italy. We provide guidance and mentorship to help students assess their needs and goals and make informed decisions about their education. Our focus is on directing students towards professional vocational learning processes that align with global standards of hospitality excellence. Through mentorship and guidance, we aim to help students choose the right programs and institutions to meet their career aspirations and personal goals.

Every professional journey requires planning and preparation, so as to bring the candidate in par with the European Life Style + School requirements and create opportunity: Must have a Hospitality qualification or have 2 + year's experience in the hotel or restaurant; Based on which course you choose in which country; you must hold minimum A2 or B1 level certification in Italian or Spanish or French language (as this will allow you to have better understanding of the programme plus integration in the European Society for various opportunities); Must have excellent communication skills in English language; Must be at least 18 years of age; Must be highly motivated to start a career in the Hospitality industry; Eager to learn another foreign language and embrace a new lifestyle for further career advancement.

Earlier the Better. It is recommended that individuals interested in enrolling in international academic partner institutions through MBC should begin the planning process at least 4-6 months in advance. This will allow sufficient time for the selection process, language skill development (if necessary), financial planning and payment of fees, visa requirements, and travel planning. Starting the process well in advance will ensure that there is enough time to navigate any unforeseen challenges or delays that may arise during the planning process, and it will also give individuals the opportunity to fully prepare and make the most out of this lifetime experience.

The school fees for the programs offered by the international academic partner institutions that MBC represents, vary depending on the specific program chosen. These fees can be explored further by visiting the school's website or by consulting with our organization's mentorship team. In terms of payment, it is important to note that half of the fees are typically required to be paid in advance before applying for a student visa. The remaining balance is then settled before the student's arrival at the institution. This payment structure allows for the necessary financial arrangements to be made in advance, ensuring that students are fully prepared and able to focus on their studies upon arrival.

It is important to note that the tuition fee for the programs offered by the international academic partner institutions of MBC, includes only the didactic material, uniform, educational trips, and master classes during the in-house period. Other expenses, such as accommodation, meals, transportation, and personal expenses, are typically not included in the tuition fee and will need to be arranged and covered separately by the student. MBC mentorship team can provide guidance and support in making these arrangements to ensure that students have a comfortable and fulfilling experience during their time studying abroad.

After a student has enrolled in a program offered by the international academic partner institutions of MBC, the school will assist with arranging accommodations for the student. The school will work with the student to ensure that they have arranged their stay either in the campus or in a shared apartment located nearby. The student will typically be responsible for paying for their accommodations directly on a monthly basis.

Students who are planning to study abroad at the international academic partner institutions of MBC, will need to make arrangements for the following items: Medical, accident, and repatriation insurance: Students will need to purchase appropriate insurance before leaving their home country to ensure that they are covered in the event of any medical emergencies or accidents while abroad. One-way flight ticket: Students will need to purchase a one-way flight ticket to their destination country. Train journey from the airport to the city of the School: Once students arrive at the airport, they will typically need to make arrangements for transportation to the city where the school is located. Police registration and stamp: Students may need to register with local authorities and obtain a stamp in their passport upon arrival in the destination country. Medical checkup: Some schools may require students to undergo a medical checkup before starting their program. Public transportation student pass: Students will need to purchase a public transportation pass to get around the city where the school is located. Daily expenses: Students will also need to budget for daily expenses such as groceries, clothing, and personal items.

The process for submitting documents and applications for a student visa can vary depending on the country of origin and the destination country. In many countries, students may need to submit their documents and applications directly to the embassy or consulate of the destination country. However, in other countries like India, the process for submitting documents and applications for a student visa is typically handled through an external agency like VFS. This agency serves as a mediator between the student and the embassy or consulate and helps to facilitate the visa application process.

The professional programmes offered by the international academic partner institutions of MBC, are not attached to any job or immigration to Europe; it is purely Academic with the strict duration of the programme and the stay as regulated by the host country. However, as per our record, students who excel in their studies and internships may have the opportunity to receive a job offer with a contract, which can lead to the conversion of their student visa to a working visa. Therefore, it is important for students to focus on developing a range of skills and talents while studying abroad, as this can enhance their overall employability and increase their chances of receiving job offers in the future. In addition to developing professional skills, students can also take advantage of the opportunity to improve their language skills and adapt to the new lifestyle in Europe. This can help them to better integrate into the local community and fully immerse themselves in the academic and cultural experience.